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Akts'iN'3 Sale.

STATE OF IOWA,
lOa ARD COUNTY.
in the District CONT o. Howard County, State
of Iowa.
by virtue OF sp2ei II execution tSSned from
the Office VI the GERS Oh OF the District Court
Df Howard ioanty, sat" OF Iowa. IN favor OF
II. &. Ni.taaria aud against John CONWAY.
me directed comm inlns me that Il
the goods, ch.ite!S. stock Or interest In any
company. debts due. property III the hands OF
third persons, lands and tenements (Which are
not exempt by law from execu,ion) OF the
aid joan conway, make or cause TO be mada
Tile SUN VI II! reteen hundred sesenty-nne dol
lars and fort .-iiye cents AL 45l. and Nifty
light dollars anl evenly five crnfs Attorney
fees, with interest anl costs, have levied upon
the following described real state lying and
being situated In Tie county OF Howard and
state OF Iowa. namely:
The south west quarter t4l Of section No.
twenty four {2i4s township No. ninety eight
asl. range Ne fourteen, "a, West Of the 9th
,. NJ.
AMI hereby give pubic notice that I shall.
offer or sale III public cutlery. Ill the court
House dor IN Cfesco, County Of Howard and
State or Iowa, On
Saturday, December 18th 1887,
between hou:s OF niue O'Clock a. m.
ana O'Clock p m OF sid das--s:,.e to com
mence at the hour OF 10 O'clock a IN. q. said d.
ana Will sell To the highest and BEST bidaei
rheretor In cash the above described property
=" sniflcienl thereof 10 satisfy the above deb!
with interest and costs.
Dated this II day o; Nov. 1887
H. A. AXraLL.
~ Sheriff VI iIoward county, Iowa.
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Notice to KC0lel1a.

To ]. W. Teeple. or other unknown owners
Of the lands hereinafter described:
Take notice that Mt the adjourned pubic
Tax Sale, begun and publicly held at the Office
OF the County Treasurer. In Cresco Howard
County Iowa. pursuant 10 law, commencing on
the first Monday OF October, 1854, l0-wit: on the
20 day Of November 1884 thereafter to which
time said sale had been legally eGjOurned, the
following described real estate was sold by the
Treasurer OF said county for the taxes due
thereon for the year 1883 amoHn,ing to the
sum Of $30l3 to-wit The south west quarter OF
section SIX. 10 tow nshlp No. ninety mine, north
OF range Ii, West Of t.e 5th p. NJ; said quarter
section having been sold In forty acre tracts
that NJ. Il. nooltitle, John Blackburn. VIM.
WllOrAhan ana ". II. Alleman, became the pur-
chasers OF said land at said sale, and that the
right OF redemption will expire and deed for
said land be made to the undersigned, who
Is now the owner and holder In his own right.
OF the certificate OF sale made thereon by the
Treasurer OF said county, unless redemption
from said sale be mad within no days from the
completed service Of this notice.
II. BRYAN, owner,
Dated Cresco, Ia. Nov. !ath 1851. rs
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My son has been afflicted with ma
sal catarrh since quite young. / was
induced to try Ely's Cream Balm, and
before he had used one bottle that
disagreeable catarrhal smell had all
left him. He appears as well as any
one. 1t is the best catarrh remedy in
the market. j. c. Olmstead, Arcola,
III.
Mr. A. Nichols su6ferd from catarrh
for years. He purchased a bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm Of us. He is now
almost cured, and says you cannot re-
commend it too highly. - Evers Bros,
Druggist, Independence, Iowa. 6t2
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For Sale or Rent.

Ny farm, consisting of 412 acres of
cultivated, and 80 acres of timber
land about two miles from the farm.
The farm il desirable either for Guilt
walton or dairying purposes, having
running water OH five eighties. The
buildings consist of a new residence,
built in 1886, barns, granary, cream
Try and all other buildings suitable
70 the farm. 1t is situated on the
southeast side of Paris twp. about II
miles from both Cresco and Elma.
For terms apply to JAMES BRoPHY
IN the farm, or to VIM. Fitzgerald,
Cresco. 3tS
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STATE or Iowa,
Ho,rapp Enr.NrSs

Office OF County Treasurer,
Notice Is hereby given that on the i1t Monday
In December, A. D. 1887, ut the Office Of the Treas
urcr Of said county all lands. town lots, or other
real property on which taxes remain due and I'M.
paid any year or years prior n 1857 will be offer.
cd at public sale for the tota! amount OF taxes In
tercst and cost due and unpaIt thereon. said sale
to commence At IL o'clock y, OF said day, and
continue from day TO day Until al OF snch real
property shall lie sold.
The following list contains description Of tho
several parcels OF real properly to be sold for the
delinquent taxes Of 1876, and such other real prop
crty that has not been advertised for the tnxca OF
previous years. or on which taxes remain due
PIT. SEARLES. onnfy Treasurer.
Dated CreSco Iowa Nov -
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For ricketts,. Marasmus, and all
Wasting Disorders Of Children.

SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver
Oil, with Hypophosphites, is un-
equalled. The rapidity with which
children gain flesh and strength upon
1t is very wonderful. Il have used
Scott's Emulsion in cases of Ricketts,
and Maraslnus of long standing. In
every case the Improvement was
marked. u. NJ. MAIN, NJ. d., New
York. nov.
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Our National Progress.

In 1850 the United States numbered
about 90, 900, 900 Of people; now we are
nearly 6O,OOO,OOO Then we had al
cities and towns of over 5000 inhabit-
ants; now we have about 800 OF such
cities and towns Then the total pop
ulation of our cities was 1000, 900; now
it is about 100000.
Our coal mines then produced A.
OOO, 900 tons; now 81, ZOO, 600 tons, or six
times as much,
The iron product amounted to &c.,
600 tons of ore; to-day it foots up over
5000, 900 tons year, almost nine
fold increase.
In 1860 our metal industries EN-
ployed about So, 900 hands, consumed
800, 000, 900 worth OF material and
turned out about $50, 0OO, 900 in an
nual products.
To-day these industries employ $780,
600 hands, consume $3.50, OOO,0O Of
material, and their annual product
amounts to COCO, 900, 900 a year.
In 1850 the wood industries employ.
ed 13O, 600 persons; to-day they employ
$40, 900, while the value of their an
nual product has trebled.
The wooden industry employed 600
persons then, and now employ 1GO, 900,
while our home mills, which produced
goods to the value Of $50, 600, 900 in
1860, now turn out an annual product
worth 427O, OOO, 900.
There is cotton, In 1860 we import
ed 900, OOO, 900 yards Of cotton goods,
while we now import less than 70, OOO-
600 yards.
In the meantime the number of
hands employed in American cotton
mills has increased to 10000, and we
export over 15O,OOO,OOO yards OF cot
ton goods year instead of import
ing 220, 0OO,OOO yards as we used to
do.
In the meantime we have nearly
five times as many miles Of railways
GkAA0 uOuOlC luC AuAUCI Vi lt1g1ll6,
yielding more than double the num-
Der of bushels of cereals.
In the production of sheep, we had
a, 600, 900 Of them in 1860, to-day we
have over 100000 Of them, and
wher cas- We then produced in this
country $4,000, 600 pounds Of wool
now we produce 24O, OOO, 900 pounds.
The total of our exports has doubl- |
ed. In 1850 it stood at 900, 600, 900.
and now it stands at about 5000, OOO,-
700.
The United States stands first In
'ank among the nations Of the earth
n point of wealth, being worth &47,-
l75, 600, 600, other nations ranking as
ollows: The United Kingdom $43,-
700, OOO. 0OO,; Fronce $40, 100, 900, 600,
Ind Germany *31, 615, 100000, etc.
Is regards agriculture, the United
states stands first, Russia, Germany
nd France standing in the order
AIMED. Iowa Industrial Progress,
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Horace Greedy once boosted that he
would spit upon" the Wing platform,
but there is no man on this little round
globe big enouh to spit upon the
Union Labor platform without max
ing an ass of himself. -John SwintoD.
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The Baltimore Times thus enter
tainingly illustrates a very common
occurrence:
And now the honest farmer packs
His apples up for town;
This Is the top row OF his sacks
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Adams Express Company
Letter fFsm the Assistant Foreman Of the ~
LIVERY Dspartnsst-AS ubj~st n which
Thousands are Deeply Concerned.

Letter fFWM the AsAtxtAht Foreman or the H.
LIVERY Dspartnsst-A Nphj~st 10 which
Thousands are Deeply Concerned.
About i've years ago suffered fnom painfn
urination and great pain and weakness In n
lower part OF my back. pain IN the M:nb.. b,
taste In tho mouth. disgust at fOtNi, and Rrca
mental and bodily depression,
i've at 54i Ypr street. Jcrs.y CITY. ami q,
arriving home on" nigh found q e,py II e. !,
SHAKER ALMANAC TINT had been lei ,inrjax Is.
day read the article. s.Mhai Is this DiscaA,
that Is Coming rpon Ux7" 4, described IN
symptoms and feelings better than could II
had written whole b o. M,im Bile WIS IL
deed alike u thief In tho nigh, :" r. H. had bee
stealing upon m~ Nhaware> for years, / sep
for bottle OF shaker Extrac: nf Roots or SCI.
els Syrup. and b fore hal - en- one half NJ 4
felt the welcome re'inf H. few weeks wa
like my old self. | cnjovcd ann agestAd N,
FOOD. NY Kidneys sOun rccuyc. I'd tone and
strength. and The urinary tronb Z vanished.
was well
Millions OF people need some IN III. tne simpl,
70 act on the bowels. To them ! commen.
Shaker Extract In the strongest ,r,a ihle t.rme
MlsIh" Eenl@ssf. Dir asan,e>t. sa'e,i and sure
women and Children may take u. One. point
more; have all The more confidence In this
medicine because Il Is prepared by the shakers
may claim tn be religious man mysc.f and !!
admire the Shakers for their zeal. c0nsiSteuc.
and strict business integrity What they max.
may be trusted BY the public. W. II. HALL.
For sale by all druggists aud by A. j. White.
n warren street, New York. 6t4
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Catarrh

u constitutional disease, caused by serofri-
l0uS faint In the blood. Ioesi's safsalasilla,
being a constitutional remedy, purifes tie
blood, builds up The whole system, ard per-
manently cures ca:arfh. Thousands Of rcorle
VINO suffered severely with this disagreeable
disease, testify With pleasure that cataTrh
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Can be
Cured

OF cataffh BY Hoods Sarsaparilla, says: NJ
would not take any moneycd consideration
Tor the good one bottle did me-" II you are
. sufferer. do not put OF taking simple
remedy till your bronchial tubes or lungs are
affected, and consumption has gained hold
upOu ron. DO wise In time That flow from
The nose, ringing noise in the ears, palm in the
head, Inflammation Of the throat, cough, and
nervous prostration will be cured II you take
Hoods SarsapariIla
0old By all druggists. 81; SIX for IS. Prepares
~ Q. !. HOOD CO.. Apothecasies. Lowell, MasA
100 Doses One Dollar
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The Atlantic Monthly

FOX 1888
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Boston Painters and Painting,
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Three Studies Of Factory Life
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Occasional Poems,
By JOHN &. WHITTIER.
Essays and Poems,
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
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BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
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And THIS Is IONtf uOWn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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The Hing Street Theatre At the King street
theatre this evening the Metropolitan Specially
company will open. 1t Is a very strong party
snd includes such people as the Nelson's. Gil.
more Sisters, Alexander Brothers, Conners 4
Collins ana others. Prot. Burgers orchestra,
which is as fine as any of them. will furnish the
music.
The NeiriHs Sisters.-The Melville Sisters
Dramatic company opens for q week 1t Fulton
opera house this evening. They have done well
in Columbia all last week. The GAINESVILLE
Sentinel Gays: I" Last night alarge and apprecia.
tive audience was present to witness the Mel
Vile Sisters In Hazel Kirks.' Everyone was
delighted, as evidenced by their frequent sp-
plause The company Is an unusually strong
one, and We do not remember OF seeing this
famous play better presented than 1t was done
last night"
TNo Musical Erents.-The Cecilian Choral
society will hold private recital IN Fulton
opera house on Thursday, May -. Besides the
contributing members friends OF the society
will DO invited by card. Some time In June the
society propose holding public entertainment
"Darnroschen The last concert OF the sea-
son by the MSnnercbor will be held this even.
ing. There has been a tn orough rehearsal OF the
operatta "Darnroschen," and q nne presenta-
tion may be expected.
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DlArHA.

kERroor In this city. on the 2sd inst. Mrs.
Eliza herfoot, widow OF the late Dr. George b.
kerfoot, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited 10 attend the funeral from
her late residence. No. $50 North Queen street, on
Iuesday afternoon at 2oclock. Services at the
DUKE street M e. church. Interment at Wood.
ward bill cemetery.
DosoauE this city, on the 24th inst. Catha.
Her friends are respectfully Invited to attend
her funeral from the residence of Mr. John
Doyle, No. 29 North Duke street, on Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock. Interment at St. Mary's
cemetery.
GoHpER.-ln strasburg. on the 2ath inst, b. b.
Gonder, ST., In The ,%-h Year OF his age "
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence. strasburg, on W ednesdsy
afternoon 1T O'Clock Services at the house,
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This Years County fair.

The Lancaster County Fair association met
this morning for 1857, BY electing the follow.
ing officers: President B. J. McGrann,
Mannheim township; vice president w. II.
BrosiuA Drumole, and M. L. Greider,
Rspho; treasurer, John b. Kendig, West
Lampstsr; secretary, J. h. Long, city OK.
ecuttve committee. John y. Linville, Sails
bury, chairman John 8. Mann, Manor; John
4. Aac0onigle, W. U. Hensel and b, r.
Montgomery, city.
II was resolved to hold fair this season In
the week commencing August 70. and end
Ing with September 80. All the stock for the
ihig has been subscribed.
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OF OSD OF fRB FAIR.
4 Successful Ending Of the Euterprise Of the
knights OF the Golden Eagle.

a Successful EodiDg Of the Enterprise OF the
knights Of the Golden Eagle.
Saturday evening witnessed the successful
close Of the fair OF the Knights Of the Col.
den Eagle ct Excelsior hall. There
was large attendance, and the following ar.
tcles we're chanced of, which can be had by
calling on the fair committee Pair OF
blankets, Mary A. Eshlenan silk cushion,
George w. Daveler tidy, Ella Boyle pill.
low shamA George Haywood /; perfume bag,
Laura Urey busting bag Sue Henuecke
calico dress pattern, Mrs Kepner; roll of
carpet, Name Stone hand painted tanner,
Ella Blankenmyer counterpane, William
Simon /; water set, Kate Dean pillow shams,
Elvina Young. Ticket No 8 i26 drew the
elegant bedroom set, the holder being John
s. Rebmsn, OF Eden.
The following persons were successful in
the list Of articles voted for:
Bird and cage, Lydia Hubley, so.
| X. g. +. Sword and belt, Charles w.
| Painter, l34jt.
Marble TOP table. Anna Bosse, lllx.
Hanging lamp, Flora Danusr, l30
Breech loading gun, Daniel o. Brown,
2OOlf.
Silver knives and forks, B. X. Maynard,
| 2l4.
Extension table, John Becke', I5s.
Gentlemsn's gold watch, William kegel,
HI; Abraham Evans, 6S2l5.
Gentleman'ss silver watcn, William Sanders,
| 1903; John Warner 3l2k.
Ladies' gold watch, Annie Mumms, 929l5
Florepce Shubert 45214 Annie HOeltzle,
AGO Minnie Eshleman, 80.
Engine pin, Harry McAleer, l75 ; Charles
| Dorwsrt, IS.
Rougher's pin, Harry Hess, %; James
Winnerd, 1874.
| Sewing machine, s. McCutchen, 10 Lydia
Helm, i67l5.
Carpenter tools. John Ursprupe. $50
Daniel Eckmsp, l5 wv J. W rintz, 2Sl5,
Flute, Eaton Mohn, 430
Guitar, Emma Smith, 2O6.
Oil painting, Ed. Klllinger, 6sIs Laura
Grey, ssk
Berry set, Mary Hennecks, 62I5.
Chamber set, Mrs. Z. Fisher.
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A. - 90 oean1B 0saassa nsaswaa % fnsss
HAssasss-0saose slsaA
~ Saeurday sitsenoua's sessiou Of court
Tie applications Ior licsuso for hoesls. reseau
rsnts end liquor storss, filsd q the April
session, were taken up. All the old stands
a9Ainst which no romoostrancss were nled
were granted, except thoss OF John w.
0tauner, Of Columbia, and ThoA Scott, OF
Marietta Ahdsvits that these parties had
mot violated the law we're not nled with the
applications, and that was the cause OF the
court not granting these licenseA
Applications for new stands and those
against which remoustrancss were died will
be heard on Saturday next II the trial list 10
disposed Of by that time.
Leah Myers, city, formerly Of New York
city, was divorced from her husband, Jacob
Myers, on the ground Of cruel treatment
Z. 8. Kline was appointed constable Of
West HempHeld township In place Of Henry
II. Kreider, who was elected but declined 70
accept the Office
william H. Kline was appointed constable
OF Adamstown borough, In place Of Henry
Reppert, elected in February, but who hes
since died.
A demurrer was aled to the indictment
charging w. J. Emmert with embe zzlement
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
The April term Of the court Of common
pleas was opened this morning at 10 o'clock,
with Judge Livingston presiding In the
upper court room and Judge Patterson in
the lower court room.
Or the 80 cases on the list, II we're continued
or settled, leaving 10 for trial There were
no cases ready for trial ct this mornings se..
sion and the jury was excused until 2:3o
o'clock.
Judge Patterson filed the following opin.
ions:
David G. Weaver, deceased, rule to chow
cause Why guardian should not file addi.
tional inventory. Rule made absolute.
The Campbell Printing Press company va
J. H. Schneider, rule to show cause Why wri,
| OF ofreplevin should not be qusshed. Rule di.
charged and order to stay all proceedings on
said # fa IL revoked.
| Mary e wife of John W. Urban, OF Cones
toes township, was granted the benefits o.
the married women's act Of assembly Of April
| 3, 1872
David Weaver, Isaac Hess and BerJsmiu
Hess were appointed guardians Of the minoi
| grandchildren Of Jacob s. Brubsker, de
| ceased.
Struck Jury Selected.
The following jury has been selected tc
try the suit OF Maria E. Bell va tn g Pennsyl
vauia Railroad company, on the trial list fol
the week beginning Maya: John q. Eiser
Eliss Eby, John M. Croft, John @. Hoerper
jacob d. Kohr, Samuel q. Keller, Samuel
Larzslere, Aaron Morton, George b Oven,
Abraham J. Rocksneld aud Richard "
Regsu. The jury will meet on Saturday
next at l0 o'clock, ct Lsndisville.
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The sheriff Of Rerks county has levied on
the Manhattan Hard ware company, of Read.
ing, on executions sggresating about $1,000
some Of the stock holders OF the company
filed petition In court asking that . receiver
a ground that the company was insolv vent
The Manhattan company had Q capital stock
Of $l0O 0OO, and there IL . mortgage OF $40, 900
on the buildings. Several hundred hands
were employed, The cause OF the failure 10
not stated
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CnioAeo. April - l p. .m.-narnot opened.
Wheat-0ay, stkc June. SSkc.: July, sac.
Corn Nay. Ssssc; June, 4G&c Jnly, iiNc.
Oate-nay. sstc June, s,sc; July. ssHc.
Iard-Msy, h 10; juno, q %: July. Ns;k.
short Ribs-AAy, o. M june. q Tk; July.
ESQ.
wheat-Aprn. ss,sc; Nay, $40; june. sa,Sc
July. SSAc. -
S~ts-Apri. si,.c; Nay. ss,.c: June. ssslo
Pori2xpr,i. % 50 Nay, ~ u. june. ~ 7s.
Lard-Aprii. 10; Nay. q 10; June,
kibs- Aprii. GS; May. q IS; June, u s,k
July, eQS.
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David Umstesd's Family.

Coroner Honomsn yesterday received sew.
ersl DISPATCHES in regard to the body OF
David Umstead, the young man who was
killed on the railroad at Mountville Satuy.
day morning. 1t appears that he lived in
Oil City, and the dispatches sent to the coro-
ner were signed by Elmer Umstes6. who Ia
supposed to be brother or the father Of de.
ceased. the body, which is now at the
county almshouse, will be shipped by OK.
press to Oil City ct l:35 tomorrow morning,
in accordance with the wishes OF deceased =
family.
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Waiting MAsoua,

The officers of the grand chapter Of Mssons
arrived in town on Fast Line They took
the next train for Columbia and will visit
Coriuthian chapter this evening. Between
thirty and forty members Of the order In
this city will also go to Columbia this even.
ing.
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OlO For the Dorcaa

The following donations are acknowledged
by the Union Dorcas society: Mr.. John
Bitner, IS Young Ladies' Aid society, &
The society has ceased operations for this
season, and wishes to thank ell those persons
who have 30 generously responded to their
appeals for aid. The donations received dur.
ing the winter were s2S' So and the local
orders given out were III, and the grocery
orders Old,
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Sallie Hinton appeared In Marietta for the
first time on Friday evening when she played
"The Hidden Hand" On Saturday evening
she played "Little Sunshine" and the house
was % crowded that ii was almost impossible
to obtain standing room. The young lady
pleased the people and this week she plays
In York for three nights after which she
takes q much needed rest